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Rhino Investment Partners, Inc.

Rhino Investment Partners files Q1 2026 13F with bank-heavy reported holdings

May 15, 2026 filing Manager profile

Summary: Rhino Investment Partners, Inc. filed a public Form 13F-HR for the quarter ended 2026-03-31, reporting 39 listed positions and about $359.4 million in SEC information-table value fields. The largest reported positions were concentrated in bank and financial issuers.

Why it matters: A concentrated sector profile in a public 13F can help diligence readers frame questions about specialization, issuer risk, and portfolio changes, while recognizing that 13F data is delayed and incomplete.

9AT filing context: Public SEC 13F context for period 2026-03-31 shows 39 listed positions and about $359.4M in information-table value fields; ADV context maps Rhino to CRD 283692 / SEC file 801-120220 with about $566.2M in reported regulatory AUM.

Summary

Rhino Investment Partners, Inc. filed a public Form 13F-HR for the quarter ended 2026-03-31. The SEC information table lists 39 positions and about $359.4 million in aggregate reported value fields. The largest reported positions by value included Hope Bancorp, WesBanco, Hanmi Financial, Associated Banc-Corp, and F.N.B. Corporation.

The filing gives a visible bank-heavy public snapshot. It remains limited to reportable 13F securities and should not be read as a complete strategy or performance view.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, sector concentration is often a useful prompt for follow-up. Rhino’s public filing can frame questions about regional-bank exposure, issuer selection, concentration limits, and changes from quarter to quarter, without supporting an investment recommendation by itself.

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9AT filing context

Public SEC 13F context for period 2026-03-31 shows 39 listed positions and about $359.4 million in information-table value fields. ADV context maps Rhino Investment Partners, Inc. to CRD 283692 / SEC file 801-120220 with about $566.2 million in reported regulatory AUM. These figures provide public filing context only.

What to watch

Watch the next 13F for whether the bank-heavy profile persists, whether newly reported financial issuers remain in the filing, and whether any amendments change the public snapshot.

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